Category Archives: Books, Film, and TV

32. Napoleon Dynamite (2004)Okay, if it seems kind of blasphemous to rank this movie higher than Citizen Kane that’s because 1) it is blasphemous and, 2) this is a list base on how much I enjoyed viewing a particular movie. … Continue reading →

35 – Babe (1995)Talking animals generally don’t equal a great time at the theater, but Babe somehow manages to rise above the genre and become a memorable, one-of-a-kind film that runs a lot deeper than one would first suspect. It’s … Continue reading →

38. Dr. Strangelove, or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb (1964)Stanley Kubrick gets a lot of attention for films such as “2001”, “The Shining” and “Eyes Wide Shut”. While I’m not saying those are bad films, … Continue reading →

41. Roots (1977) Clocking in at 540 minutes puts an immediate strike against any motion picture, but this engaging story here kept me entralled from beginning to end. And here’s the amazing thing: this is a made-for-TV movie. Almost as … Continue reading →

44. The Sound of Music (1965)Yeah, that’s right – The Sound of Freakin’ Music. Go ahead, laugh at me. The truth is, this is one great motion picture. As a whole, I don’t like musicals. But I do have three … Continue reading →